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Parents/guardians should keep a child home when any of these symptoms are present: 

● Fever (within the last 24 hours of 100 degrees or more) 
● Nausea or vomiting 
● Skin rash or sores 
● Reddened, swollen, or watery eyes 
● Red or swollen joints 
● Diarrhea 
● Excessive coughing or sneezing 
● Sore throat 
● Headache or earache 

Children should be kept home for 24 hours after an elevated temperature has returned to normal without fever-reducing medication. Parents/guardians are asked to keep their child home for 24 hours after vomiting or diarrhea. If any of these symptoms persist, please contact a healthcare provider. Any students not attending school during the school day may not attend special school events (including holiday parties) or after-school activities. 

Parents/guardians will be informed by email or letter if/when exposure to a contagious illness is known. Parents/guardians can help curtail the possibilities of epidemics by daily inspection of their own children. Because of the contagious nature of many illnesses, please consider the child’s physical complaints before leaving or sending a child to school. If a child displays any symptoms of illness, parents/guardians will be contacted and expected to arrange for the student to be picked up. Sick children cannot remain in school. 

If a child is on an antibiotic, they may not return to school unless they have been on medication for a 24-hour period as well as fever free for 24 hours.

Meningococcal Vaccine

• Meningococcal Vaccination (English & Spanish)

Influenza Information

• Seasonal Flu Partner Resources Center | CDC (English) 
• Seasonal Flu Partner Resources Center | CDC (Spanish) 
• Parents: Help Children Fight Flu | CDC (English) 
• Parents: Help Children Fight Flu | CDC (Spanish) 
   

Parents may also be interested in Vaccine Information Statements (VIS). To access VIS in English and 47 other languages, go to Immunize.org: Vaccine Information Statement.

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• Cardiac Emergency Response Plan (CERP)
• Health Info from Student Handbook
• 2021 Local Wellness Policy Triennial Assessment 
• 2024 Local Wellness Policy Triennial Assessment 
• Voluntary 24-Hour Coverage and Dental Online Enrollment
• Understanding Type 1 Diabetes for Parents and Guardians
• American Heart Association Hands-Only CPR video